Naairah Paurobally
A contributor to The Medium.
Contributions
West Nile Virus not just west of the Nile
On the tail end of summer, Peel Public Health reported that a batch of
mosquitos collected on Dundas Street West and Old Carriage Road area...
OSAP changes affecting students’ studies
The academic school year has already started, but students are still
unsure of whether they can continue to afford their post-secondary studies in
light of the...
The fight against Student Choice Initiative
The Student Choice Initiative (SCI) is finally live after the Ontario
government announced it back in January, along with a 10 per cent tuition cut
for...
So long UTM: Class of ‘19 looks back
There’s only one week
left in the semester, and for some, there’s only one week left in their
undergraduate career. With UTM’s convocation scheduled for June...
The dangers of self-diagnosing
With Google at our fingertips,
it feels downright irresponsible to not exploit this resource to self-diagnose
one’s symptoms. With the time, energy, and effort one can...
Athletic therapy versus physiotherapy
Athletic therapy and physiotherapy
are exceedingly similar in terms of treatment and techniques used to treat an
injury or illness. The main difference lies in their...
OCD is not a joke: an insider’s look
Like most mental illnesses,
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has a tendency to be casually treated in
conversation as a personality descriptor. How many times have we heard...
The science behind IF
It is becoming increasingly popular to start the new year with goals and ambitions, especially for weight loss. Different forms of dieting and trying...
West Nile Virus not just west of the Nile
On the tail end of summer, Peel Public Health reported that a batch of
mosquitos collected on Dundas Street West and Old Carriage Road area...
OSAP changes affecting students’ studies
The academic school year has already started, but students are still
unsure of whether they can continue to afford their post-secondary studies in
light of the...
The fight against Student Choice Initiative
The Student Choice Initiative (SCI) is finally live after the Ontario
government announced it back in January, along with a 10 per cent tuition cut
for...
So long UTM: Class of ‘19 looks back
There’s only one week
left in the semester, and for some, there’s only one week left in their
undergraduate career. With UTM’s convocation scheduled for June...
The dangers of self-diagnosing
With Google at our fingertips,
it feels downright irresponsible to not exploit this resource to self-diagnose
one’s symptoms. With the time, energy, and effort one can...
Athletic therapy versus physiotherapy
Athletic therapy and physiotherapy
are exceedingly similar in terms of treatment and techniques used to treat an
injury or illness. The main difference lies in their...
OCD is not a joke: an insider’s look
Like most mental illnesses,
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has a tendency to be casually treated in
conversation as a personality descriptor. How many times have we heard...
The science behind IF
It is becoming increasingly popular to start the new year with goals and ambitions, especially for weight loss. Different forms of dieting and trying...